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Summer likely to be aggressive for KY ticks

(TNS) Ticks thrive in warm, humid climates, and the mild El Niño winter Kentucky saw this year is likely to be a boon for their populations.

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It s likely to be an aggressive summer for ticks in KY Here s what to look out for

It s likely to be an aggressive summer for ticks in KY Here s what to look out for
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Tick surveillance program asks you to mail the pests

Several different types of ticks found in Kentucky can carry different disease pathogens that can have serious impacts on humans. As a result, researchers in the UK Entomology Department are

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Brown recluse spiders: Facts, bites & symptoms

Here s what to know about brown recluse spiders and how to avoid getting bitten by them.

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